内容摘要："Our current government… they are really enforcing this kind of public-private collaboration," says the programme's director Kirsi Kokko. "I think they understand the urgency."

"Our current government… they are really enforcing this kind of public-private collaboration," says the programme's director Kirsi Kokko. "I think they understand the urgency."

"It's not. Playing European football brings players on quicker. It makes you grow up quicker."Then-United boss Erik ten Hag did not want to do the deal with Napoli for McTominay, according to BBC Sport chief football news reporter Simon Stone.

"From a Manchester United perspective, you really need to look beyond the deals themselves, understand why they happened - and focus in on the real issues," said Stone."The glaring one is Scott McTominay. Former boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told me in Istanbul earlier this month that he could not get his head round why the Scotland international was sold."The rationale was simple. While Erik ten Hag didn't want to do the deal with Napoli, it was the only way to generate funds under PSR to bring in Manuel Ugarte.

"The theory was solid, the execution was wrong because Ugarte has not delivered what was anticipated."Other examples of players flourishing away from Old Trafford include Antony.

The Brazil winger managed five goals in 62 Premier League appearances after joining United for £81.3m in 2022, before moving to Spain to sign for Real Betis in January after struggling for first-team opportunities.

Antony has since managed nine goals - five in La Liga and four in Europe - and is loving life again, despite finishing with a runners-up medal in the Conference League final.She also said people should not wait to find out if they had been directly caught up in the cyber attacks.

"Even if you haven't received notification from the brand or retailer which has been impacted, assume your information may have been compromised if you've been a customer," she said."Companies often take weeks to identify all affected individuals."

to follow the world's top tech stories and trends.A South African woman convicted of kidnapping and trafficking her six-year-old daughter has been sentenced to life in prison, along with her two accomplices.